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Why arnt places more landlord friendly
Why arnt statesmore landlord friendly. Like if u had data on ur phone or used a payment plan on ur phone and stopped paying u would lose data or ur phone. Isn’t it the landlords property do they should be able to do what they want?
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There is often a perception that landlords are rich guys who are taking advantage of underprivileged folks. Unfortunately, there are often cases of a landlords treating their tenants poorly or not maintaining their properties. In cases like New York, there are far more renters than landlords so cases of deadbeat landlords tend to make headlines. States then feel compelled to to "protect renters" because one bad landlord must mean we are all terrible. Law makers are generally not landlords so they don't know what it is really like. The best thing you can do is talk to your representatives so they can learn what their regulations are doing to their constituents.